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CYBER3d agoRecording device discovered in OpenAI meeting room, employee arrestedAI-ontwikkelaar OpenAI heeft opname-apparatuur ontdekt in een van de eigen kantoren. Het Amerikaanse bedrijf spreekt van een "geavanceerd opname-apparaat". Het was geplaatst in een vergaderzaal in San Francisco waar vaak bedrijfsgevoelige informatie wordt besproken. OpenAI deed de ontdekking eind september. Het apparaatje was gewikkeld in wc-papier en zat in de usb-poort van een televisie. Daar zat het toen waarschijnlijk al twee dagen, zegt de FBI, die het onderzoek naar de kwestie leidt. Al snel leidde het spoor naar een Saudische werknemer van OpenAI. Die was te zien op camerabeelden bij deNOS Buitenland
CYBER3d agoU.S. accuses a network of North Korean workers of generating income for PyongyangEE.UU. desmantela una red que facilitaba empleos remotos a informáticos norcoreanos, generando millones para el régimen asiático.La operación incluyó arrestos y la incautación de dispositivos usados en fraudes laborales, afectando a más de setenta firmas.Clarín
CYBER3d agoFBI arrests Saudi OpenAI employee for allegedly bugging San Francisco officeThe FBI said on Wednesday it has arrested a Saudi national employed as an engineer at OpenAI on suspicions that he had bugged a conference room at the company's San Francisco office with a "sophisticated recording device".France 24 [en]
CYBER3d agoFBI arrests Saudi OpenAI employee for allegedly bugging San Francisco officeFrance 24 [en]
CYBER3d agoSaudi employee arrested for allegedly bugging OpenAI officeAbdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old engineer who had worked for OpenAI since July 2025, allegedly wrapped a USB device in toilet paper and inserted it into a television located in an 'executive conference room.'Le Monde [en]
CYBER3d agoWhy AI makes it harder to stop computer 'worms'Expertos advierten que la inteligencia artificial potencia la propagación de gusanos informáticos, dificultando su detención por su capacidad adaptativa.Se sugiere desconectar modelos de IA de internet y estandarizar prácticas para mitigar riesgos en dispositivos con ciberseguridad deficiente.Clarín
CYBER3d agoMicrosoft Patches More Than 1,400 Security FlawsMicrosoft today issued updates to fix more than 1,400 security vulnerabilities in its Windows operating systems and other software. Today's epic patch batch dwarfs September's record of nearly 1,000 fixes, which was already about ten times the normal monthly patch load from Redmond.Krebs Security
CYBER3d agoUS accuses OpenAI employee of hiding recorder in executive meeting roomClarín
CYBER3d agoAnthropic urges court in Washington, D.C. to rehear appeal of Pentagon blacklistingAnthropic is asking a federal court in Washington, D.C. to rehear its appeal in a case concerning the Pentagon's blacklisting of the company's AI models.CNBC
CYBER3d agoOpenAI employee arrested and charged over hidden recordingAbdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old Saudi national, planted a sophisticated recording device in an OpenAI office, authorities said.Politico Europe
CYBER3d agoZero-Days Lurk in Microsoft's Overgrown October Patch TuesdayDark Reading
CYBER3d agoAI "worms" could infest your home devices within months, Anthropic warnsAnthropic is warning that your home devices could soon be infested by what they're calling artificial intelligence worms. Jordan Rae Kelly, senior managing director and head of cybersecurity at FTI Consulting, joins "The Takeout" to discuss.CBS News
CYBER3d agoGlobal law enforcement agencies, tech firms disrupt West African scam networkA group of law enforcement agencies from around the world teamed up with a handful of high-profile technology firms to disrupt West African criminal scam networks, the Justice Department (DOJ) announced Tuesday. The operation led to “dozens” of arrests and 117 trafficking victims rescued from scam compounds in Ghana, the DOJ said. Authorities in the…The Hill
CYBER3d agoSaudi national arrested after allegedly hiding recording device in OpenAI officeAn OpenAI employee from Saudi Arabia has been arrested after allegedly hiding a recording device in the company’s offices, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said Tuesday. Abdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old Saudi national who had worked as an engineer at OpenAI since last July, was charged with using or attempting to use a device to intercept…The Hill
CYBER3d agoThe Limits of China’s Surveillance StateToday’s Beijing shows marks of how costly total control can be.Foreign Policy
CYBER3d agoSaudi man charged with planting 'sophisticated' recording device in OpenAI officeBBC World
CYBER3d agoOpenAI employee accused of planting recording device in officeA Saudi national who worked at OpenAI as an engineer is suspected of planting a recording device in one of the company's conference rooms.CBS News
CYBER3d agoGerman police confiscate robot that groped 16-year-old girl; probe whether young men were at the controlsGerman authorities opened an investigation into possible sexual harassment after a robot controlled by two young men touched the buttocks of a 16-year-old girl and made thrusting movements…Japan Today
CYBER3d agoNorth Korea Phishes Ukrainians for War IntelDark Reading
CYBER3d agoOpen AI says employee caught planting listening deviceA Saudi national employed by the artificial intelligence lab has been arrested after a listening device was planted in a company conference room.DW News [en]
CYBER3d agoOpenAI says employee caught planting listening deviceA Saudi national employed by the artificial intelligence lab has been arrested after a listening device was planted in a company conference room.DW News [en]
CYBER3d agoAn OpenAI engineer was arrested for installing a device to spy on meetings: they discovered it with artificial intelligenceThe FBI arrested an employee of the company that created ChatGPT, accused of hiding a recording device in an executive meeting room. OpenAI stated that it used its own artificial intelligence models to investigate the device and identify the suspect. The company firedClarín
CYBER3d agoSupermarket fridge hacking attacks due to lack of basic cybersecurity measures, expert saysFrance 24 [en]
CYBER3d agoSaudi national OpenAI employee arrested after 'sophisticated recording device' planted in officeThe Tuesday incident comes as the ChatGPT-maker, along with competitors, faces heightened scrutiny over its safety practices.CNBC
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